Start with the clues you have
Bring a photo and the context you already know into one guided flow.
Private identity search
Find out who's really behind the profile.
Start with a photo and a few details. Who This guides you through a private search using supported public sources.
Private onboarding They are not notified
Source categories illustrated in Who This include Instagram-linked profiles, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Dating profiles. Coverage varies by search.
Clearer next steps
Everything you need to investigate with more care.
Review sources in one place
Keep supported public sources organized instead of opening endless tabs.
Search privately
Your search stays tied to your account, and the person is not notified by Who This.
How it works
A careful search, one step at a time.
The visuals below preview the guided Who This experience. Source availability and results vary by search.
- Photo ready
Start with a photo
Upload and position a clear photo to begin the guided flow. The photo stays in your browser during onboarding today.
Organizing public sourcesTell us what you know
Add the details you already know so the search request has useful context.
- Product preview
Follow the organized leads
Review the private, source-by-source report format and decide what deserves a closer look.
Common reasons
Built for the questions worth slowing down for.
These are illustrative situations, not customer testimonials or claims about a specific search outcome.
Illustrative use case
Before a first date
Get more context before meeting someone you only know from a profile.
Illustrative use case
When a profile feels off
Look for public clues when a name, photo, or story does not quite add up.
Illustrative use case
An unexpected message
Investigate an unfamiliar account before you decide whether to reply.
Illustrative use case
Looking out for a friend
Help someone you care about slow down and verify what they have been told.
Illustrative use case
A reused identity
Check whether a public identity appears consistently across supported sources.
Illustrative use case
Your own digital footprint
See how your own public information may be organized by identity-search tools.
How we compare
Guidance instead of a pile of open tabs.
This compares the Who This workflow with a typical manual search, not the accuracy or coverage of another named product.
WorkflowWho ThisManual search
Guided photo-first onboarding IncludedUsually manual
Context beyond the uploaded photo Built into the flowVaries by tool
Supported sources organized together Designed as one reportOften fragmented
Person notified by the app NoDepends on the method
Clear, guided next steps IncludedManual follow-up
FAQ
Common questions.
Will the person know I searched for them?
No. Who This does not notify the person you are researching. Your activity is associated with your account rather than published as a public lookup page.
How is my uploaded photo used?
Your selected photo is prepared in your browser, then uploaded after you sign in so FaceTrace can run the image search. It stays associated with that authenticated search for results and history.
Which sources does Who This cover?
Coverage depends on the current upstream search and the public information available for that person. The source labels on this page illustrate categories used by the experience; availability varies from search to search.
Are my results public?
Search access is tied to your account. Who This does not publish a public page about the person you search for, and the product is intended for personal safety and identity verification.
Can I use Who This for screening decisions?
No. Who This is designed for personal verification, not employment, housing, credit, insurance, or other regulated eligibility decisions.
How do plans and support work?
Available plans and secure checkout appear after the guided onboarding flow. Billing and access support is provided through the links included with your payment confirmation.
Get started
Replace doubt with a clearer next step.
Start the private guided flow. No search is created until you complete onboarding and sign in.
Private onboarding · the person is not notified